Rich Treasure Precision Industrial Blog

  What Are Limit Gauges? Limit gauges are used to check the dimensions of a manufactured component. As gauges are without scale, we are unable to use it to determine the actual size of dimensions of parts. They are different from a conventional measuring tool. We use a limit gauge to inspect whether a work piece is within the specified tolerance. They are also often known as a Go and No-Go gauge. A principle of using such gauges, is for the Go end to be used to check that the dimension of the part passes inspection. On the other hand, the No-Go gauge should not be able to pass the same dimension of the part. It serves as a check when a measured part fails inspection.   Go and No-Go Gauge The Go- and No-Go gauges are produced according to the dimensions of the manufactured component. The Go gauge is usually equivalent to the minimum permissible dimension of the component. The No Go gauge is equivalent to the maximum permissible dimension of the measured component.   ...

  Understanding the Role of OEM Gauge Suppliers What is OEM Gauge Support? OEM gauge suppliers provide essential tools, expertise, and resources to private label metrology brands. They help in product design, manufacturing, and quality assurance processes, establishing a seamless bridge between concept and market. The Importance of Quality Assurance Private label brands rely on OEM gauge suppliers to guarantee that their products meet industry standards. This includes regular testing and calibration to ensure accuracy and reliability in measurements. Step-by-Step Guide to Collaborating with OEM Suppliers First Step: Identify Your Needs Before reaching out to an OEM gauge supplier, assess your specific requirements. This involves: Determining the types of gauges needed (e.g., GO/NO GO plug gauges). Defining the volume of products required. Setting quality and compliance standards relevant to your industry. Second Step: Research Potential Suppliers Conduct in-depth research on variou...